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A history of mental illness. I'm Roger Stern, Fox News. The gunman killed by Secret Service yesterday after opening fire on the White House is no stranger to the agency. Fox's Madeleine Rivera in Washington.
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Federal law enforcement sources tell Fox News Digital the suspect was 21 year old Nasir Bess from Maryland. Bess allegedly had encountered Secret Service at least twice last year and had a history of mental health issues. Court records state Best was charged in July with trying to enter a restricted area near the White House. Authorities say Best told them he was Jesus Christ and that he wanted to get arrested. Best was also reportedly detained by Secret Service the previous month for flagging down agents and making threats. The president saying on Truth Social the gunman near the White House had a violent history and possible obsession with our country's most cherished structure.
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The gunfire critically injured a bystander. President Trump says a peace deal between the US And Iran has been largely negotiated following a call with leaders of several countries in the Middle east over the weekend. And he's winning praise from Republicans, including Indiana Congressman Marlon Stutzman.
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President Trump's diplomacy and his ability to bring these countries together for common causes is why they're so effective right now. Iran is on an island by themselves in the Middle east and so President Trump has a lot of leverage.
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Stutzman on Fox and Friends weekend Critics say Iran has the leverage and it does not confirm President Trump's claim that an agreement is largely negotiated. For much of the Memorial Day weekend. It won't feel like the start of summer. It's cold and rainy in the Northeast and Great Lakes area, better in the west with dry and warmer weather expected. Holiday weekend is a history of fickle weather. Sometimes it's warm and sunny, other years not so. America is listening to Fox News.
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Republican Congressman Thomas Massie says he has no regrets that his opposition to President Trump led to him losing his reelection primary.
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It was completely worth it and I've got seven more months to keep going against the grain, which means voting for principals and for people over party.
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Massie on NBC's Meet the Press. Massie and the president as well as other Republicans have been at public odds since Massie's criticisms over the US Involvement in in Iran and his continued push for the Justice Department to release the full unredacted. Epstein files law enforcement securing an active shooting scene in New Caney, Texas Last night is FOX's Chris DeMaio with the story.
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Police in Montgomery county say two people were shot.
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We were told that there were multiple victims. There was active shots being fired. After officers arrived, our SWAT team was called.
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County Sheriff Wesley Doolittle says the victims were hospitalized with minor injuries there. There's no word on a motive. Police say one of the victims is a neighbor of the suspect. The suspect is a 60 year old man who surrendered to police about an hour after the incident began. Chris DiMaio, Fox News.
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The outlawed Balaq Liberation army, or BLA, which demands independence from Pakistan's central government, has claimed responsibility for a powerful bomb explosion near a railway track in southern Pakistan. The device exploded as a passenger drain carrying security personnel to passed through the city of Kedah today. Officials say at least 23 people were killed, over 70 wounded, 20 critically. Although Pakistani authorities say they've quelled the insurgency, violence does continue. 28 Boy Scouts on a river trip were rescued from fast moving flood waters in West Virginia yesterday. The scout troop from Fairfax, Virginia became trapped on the wrong side of the Kakapan river in Hampshire county when the water currently suddenly intensified. I'm Roger Stern and this is Box News.